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TlfE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL!; PORTLAND. -THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 17, 1910.
0U'S2SoGS
SHE NEVER BOARDED ' .
r. A TRAIN, WORE'A HAT
. OR FILLED A CORSE
Many From Middle West Bring
."-Cholera Into Oregon,
It Is SaidJ
i.. - Hogs may jiot bo removed from the
, Union 8torkrds for any omer pur
. . pose than immediate daughter. Cholera
i i brought in from the middle west is be
t I ' lng distributed over the state and caiis
i lng great damage through this, agency,
according to a-statement Issued yester
day by Ey. Calvin S. ..White, state health
S '. officer. An order made by Dr. Lytle,
state veterinarian, and Dr. Wilte, reads:
"On and after the date of March 1, 1910,
i all liogs shipped to and allowed to pass
through the Union stockyards, Portland,,
i Or, and such other public yards within
the state of Oregon that contain from
.' time to time shipments of hogs orlgin-
1 attng in thf middle states, such as Ne.
' braska, Kansas, Iowa and Missouri, and
other states: In which hog cholera
, knowu to le more or less prevalent.
shall unt tip allowed shipment or re
moral thr-rfrom to points within the
elate of Oregon for purposes other than
Immediate slaughter, In accordance with
ection 1, chapter 213, of the session
laws of Oregon for tha year 1909.
" ""Quarantine ia. placed upon tha aald
tTnlon stockyards, Portland, Or., and
euch other public yards, indicated with
in thfd order, . against the. removal of
any hogs therefrom after the date of
- March 1, 1910, for any purpose whatso
ever other than Immediate slaughter."
In a recent tour of a part of the state
Dr. White says, .he found. .many hogs
dying of cholera, caused, he Is Bure, by
t introduction of the disease from tha
middle west . . .'
It Is the Intention of , tha atockyarda
people to build separate yards outside
of tha regular yards to tiandle "stock
bogs from the east,, which ara forced
Into quarantine. This will comply with
new order issued by government
pHM Dlnpatpfc.to The Journal.) '
Pendletoni Or., Feb. 17. T. J.
, Tweedy of this city saw a dis
patch from Spokane to the ef
fect that a pioneer resident of
northern Idaho' had lived for 46
years and never taken a ride on
a train. Ha says tie has an aunt,
Mrs. Carolina' Best" of near' Co
lumbus, Kan., who is now 73
'years old, and Tint IF two. years
ago had never been aboard a
train, ' although during ' all of '
this time she" had never resided
farther than '10 miles from a
railroad.
In addition to never having
been on a .train, Mrs. Best has
never worn a corset or a woman's
hat Bha has .raised a large fam
ily successfully, , and says all
women would be better off If
they would eschew . the wearing ,
ofcorsets. j
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H. XV. B tone, general secretary of the
Tortland Young Men's Christian asso
ciation, returned yesterday f fronr Ta
eoma, where he took part in the dedica
tion of tha new T. M. C. A. Iwlldlng,
The opening exerfcises there are taking
up the entire week. Mr. Stone dellv-
. ered addresses on. Monday and Tuesday
nights. Monday night the dedication
rroper took place, QovernorHay mak
'. lng the addresSj which was preceded by.
.the, presentation of the building to the
i ity", by Mr. Stone, on behalf of tha T.
M. C-hA., and a response by Mayor
Linrtt . .'.. . . . . - v - -V "
.. - Tftcoma Is the last large"clty on the
Pacific -coast to erect .an adequate T.
',M. C. A. bullying, tha one Just com
pleted costing $ 185,000. Besides Port-
1b fin -bnHdbig, recBnOyeempleted,
San Francisco is now constructing mag
nificent quartern, the cornerstone for
whlctt was laid by -President Taft. Los
Angeles and Spokane also have fine Y,
M. O. A homes. The Taeoma building
now? nan a aeot or 3fl,ooo. which la to
be raised by a whirlwind campaign. .
Several cities that ara now building
or altering' their Y. M. C. A. buildings
are getting ideas from the Portland
structure, which is regarded as a model
home for association purposes. - G. A.
" Korbes, general secretary, and E. F.
Elmendorf, director, ef the Spokane as
sociation, are now In Portland, and will !
spend several days not only In inspect
; lng the local building, but In getting in
touch with the work here. Educational
directors from both Seattle and Tacoma j
wo w vibii ijib ruiuana associa
tion soon for tha same purpose. In this
way. tha Portland Y. M. C. A., which , ia
recognised as accomplishing more than
any other association of Its size In tha
country. Is coming to be Regarded as a
sort of training school for workers
.within the organisation.
LOS ANGELES POLICE .
SYSTEM CRITICISED
(United Rrew Leawtd Wir.
Los Angeles, Feb. 17. The police
commission, the city council and the
civil service commission today received
tha printed, report of the league of Jus
tice concerning Its Investigation of the
conauot or affairs in the police depart
ment. ( ,
The report scores' recent acta of, a
number of patrolmen who clubbed per
sons under arrest The cUy prison was
characterised as "filthy" and the entire
system of police supervision declared to
be wrong.
CLUB DEALS I'll
Appoints Committee (q Confer
With Water Boa'rd Concern
ing ttiecCo$t of iVIdins'
Wasco Jury Indicts Six.
(Special Diotch The Jonrnd.)
The Dalles, Or., Feb. 17.-The grand
Jury for the February term of circuit
court in this county has returned six
true and one not true bill.' Those In
dicted are Irving DuBoIse, forgery; S.
8arl and T..W. Mansfield, larceny from
a aweung; s. b. Harris, larceny by
bailee; Maguil Vera, larceny from a
store; C, A, Hunt, embezzlement
Vera, a Mexicani was convicted of
stealing a woman's, purse- In the store
of A. M. Williams & Co. on the evening
Of December 24. Charles Grove, held
on a charge of selling liquor without a
license, was discharged by the grand
Jury. ....
The Sunnyslde; Push iuh haiA .
meeting last bight at which ft eon.ld.
ered eo many things that all records
were broken. The meeting was held
at tne orrice of Dr. D. A. Pettit Thirty.
fourth' end 3elmont streets., .
Tne.meeung was larte and verr n.
tjhuslastlc, and expressed Itself In vftor-
uuo lenns on airrerenc subjects. It de
sires to have the Sunnyslde school 're
tain the name of "Sunnvslde.'t It ob
jects to any publio tract or institution
tomg tjven the nam of a roan with
tUflMfimatlon of nhllanthronv in tfc.i
namewhen there is no ground Jot it.
Object to Vatne. ; . ; - .
This action waa.. dl reeled towards
the movement on foot to name the new
par at juaureinurst tne Ladd Park, The
club objects to this because Mr. Ladd
was paid Tor the park by the' Laurel
hurst company. The Sunnyslde club
wants the tract to be known as the Sun
nyslde Park. V
The committee appointed some time
ago to find out the concensus of opin
ion In, Sunnyslde regarding the water
main question reported that the great
er number of the people there believed 1
on tin enlarged system of distribution.
Combatting the auggestlon of the school
board that the school -buildings, of the
city should be named after well known
men. the Sunnyslde club appointed a
committee to appear before tbe school
board and request that the Sunnvslda
school be allowed to bear that name, as
being well known and distinctive.
Committee Appointed. ,
Tne club appointed J. NT. Davis, S. W.
Walter and E. D. Curtis1 as a commit
tee, to call upon the water board and
find out why it costs $2.40 a lineal foot
for an eight inch water main in Sun
nyslde. Recently East Yamhill street,
from East Twenty-first to East Twenty-ninth
was furnished with an eight
Inch main. The assessmant was double
what many of tha residents of the ben
efited- district considered was fair, and I
they 'appealed to tha push club. -,
It had been reported that the city wa
ter department, was establishing sub
stations on the east side. The club ap
pointed a committee to investigate, and
If it is found that such stations are be
ing established to ask the water boam
to t'stabllsh . one in Sunnyslde, it being
contended - that- tills would be In the
oenter of a large ' population district
Then the club appointed a committee t.6
see the park board about summer music
In Sunnyslde Park.r '. ; ,
Want Speeial Policemen.
It was also' the aense of the club that
there should be a special policeman de
tailed to tha business district of Sun
nyslde. More lights are wanted, and
committee was appointed to sea If
more could 'not be secured. ; ' i , '
Better mall service was also one of
the questions considered. No mall
leaves Sunnyslde outbound' from -
o'clock in tbe evening until the fol
lowing morning at 10 o'clock. No mall
east bound;' Which i not . put. in the
substation by noon ; will start ; on- Its
way east before tha next morning. The
club appointed a committee to visit the
postmaster and see . If some different
arrangement could,, not be effected by
which a better fervlca could be se-
hcured. '' ''-'',
It was also decided to continue to sup-
0brt the United. East Side Push club and
iharA In th nnM ef rnnlntnfnln v thla
club. sJ..N.43avJa, 8. ,W, Walter and E.
D. Curtis wece appointed as delegates I
from the Bunnysiaa. Club to the united
Esst Side- club. ;,-:"-i, : .
, First Divorce at Stanfield.
Pendleton, Or., Feb. 'l7."When ,1
was sick he said there waa nothing the
matter with me except laziness' and re
fused to secure me medicine," declared
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Mrs. William E. Hahnerf in her s,u!t for
a divorce from her husband. As a re
sult of this treatment, she further al
leged, she ia now broke in health and
has been reduced 40 pounds in weight
The court granted the decree, , and Mrs.
Hahnert, for the third time, is a single
woman. ' This is the first divorce Of
which the new town of Stanfield can
boast. . . -
Casino Dancing Academy.
The largest and best ventilated dace
of amusement in the City. The place
that promotes clean and wholesome
dancing. Open, every evening, I to 12
P, m.. corner t th, an YamhllL. Casino
building. , ' ..,.., ,;
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BILL TO GIVE PEARY
PAY OF AN ADMIRAL
, (Onlted Vmm JUased Wire.) ,
Washington, Feb. .17. rActlng along
the lines of a suggestion by Secretary
Meyer Of the-navy department, Repre
sentative Moore of Pennsylvania baa
Introduced a bill In the house to give
Commander Robert E." Peary the pay of
a rear admiral and retire him with that
relative rank in tbe engineer corps of
the nary in recognition of the ex
plorer's achievements. '
it was first suggested that Peary be
promoted as an admiral of the navy and
retired. This however, was objected to
by Secretary. Meyer, who declared that
such procedure would work Jnjustlce to
officer of the line who rank Peary for
promotion. - ' ; t . ., . ' ;.'.' i
on the lines of the American locomotive
pilot to be attached to the front or au- .
tomobiles .to minimise the injuries Jn
fllcted on a pedeBtflan if struck. K'- 1 j
Chambarlaln'a 'Cough Remedy never
disappoint those who use . It for ob
stinate coughs, colds and irritations of
the throat and lung's.. It stands un
rivalled. as a remedy for all throat and.
lung diseases, m.
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS
A very simple and highly recom
mended., remedy for kidneys,' liver or
bladder is hire' given: Buy -from any
good druggist one-half ounce Murax
compound in original sealed package,
one-half ounce fluid' extract Buchu, six
ounces good pure gin. (Be sure to' get
the genuine Murax compound in original
sealed package.) Mix and take one to
two teaspoonfuls three time a day after
meals. J '-
(Be sure to get the genuine Murax
compound iif-origlnal sealed package.)
Lose no time In treating sue) symp
toms as pain In the back, frequent or
highly-colored urination, scalding urine.
puffiness in the Joints, dizziness, dimmed
vision, as these quickly run Into B right's
disease, chronic rheumatism or diabetes.
GIVE FREE TREATMENT TO
VICTIMS OF KIDNEY, BLADDER
AND RHEUMATIC TROUBLE
Stnd me your address and describe how you feci and free proof treatment with full in-
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i Buutuuiis wm uc scm you prepaia Dy me write me toaay ana Know
T p that you can cure yourself at home free.'
The Addition with Character
SEtLS FASTER THAN
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
ANY
N-PORTLAND
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Read This Letter Carefully
404 XSomettt CnUJtiit
Portland, - Oregon, . Terxary' 8, 116,
NEW IMPROVEMENTS '
WILL COST $12,065
, The following building permits have
been issued:
C. F. Peterson, repair one story frame
dwelling. Bast Eleventh street between
Kaillng and Beech; builder, r. Oswald;
1 3 00.
Joe Patlrlccl, repair one story frame
dwelling, 680 Hood street between Lin
coln and Grant; builder, R. L, Pollock;
- $160.
J. J. Edgerton, repair two story frame
dwelling. 239 Graham avenue between
I'nlon and Rodney: builder, same: 116'.
-t'olumbia Wire & Iron Works, erect one
sXory frame factory, East Eighth
istreet between Market and Mill; builder,
H. L. Camp & Co.; J5300.
Mr. Bewley, repair two story frame
msW: :lMMmmi Jr
MRS. WALKER
'MR. FKLDMAN
DR. LTNOTT
Dr. Lynott's great mi-dJcal book, describing these diseases, as well as the addresses of several hnndred of
hla cured patients, are also sent free to all who write him.
ri welling, Eaat Twenty-third street near
lamnm, Duuaer,
story
Camp & Co..
1L L.
750.
J. F. Griffith, erect one story frame
. dwelling, Saratoga street between East
Thirteenth and East Fifteenth; builder,
same; 11600. .
3. F. Huffman, repair one story frame
dwelling, 66 Taylor' street between
. Laurelwood and Marquam; builder,
eame; $200.
E. A. Erlrson, erect two story frame
' dwelling, Mississippi avenue between
, .Simpson and Aine worth- buildpr. anmn-
$1800.
C. H- Turner erect one story frame
dwelling, East Twenty-second street be
tween Sumner and Alberta; builder.
Same; $2000.
F. E. King, erect one story frame of
fice. Union avenue between Mason and
Kktdmore; builder, same; $60.
Los Angeles Short Route East.
fCDItart l'r LpJ wtr-
Denver, Colo., Feb. It Several hun
dred miles of trackage will be cut from !
the present railway route between here j
nu ijos Angeies, according to repre
senUtlves ct the Arizona Eastern Rail
toad company, who are here. The com
pany was incorporated laat week with
. a capital stock of $40,000,000. Though
it will -have for its main object the
building of a line from Yuma to
TVurango, whet It will connect With the
Denver and Rio Grande, the company
,-wlH ultimately use the new route as a
rart of a transcontinental line through
Arizona. This would furnish Los
Angejes wim the shortest eastern route,
through Denver ana omaha, to Chi
cago. It would save at least 150 and
pO8slbly260 miles over the present
shortest route.
Bo that all who suffer from kidney
trouble, bladder trouble or rheumatism
may know without expense that at last
a genuine and reliable cure for these
diseases has been found, I will send to
any victim of these ailments a free trial
treatment and such simple Instructions
lion anyone can cure nimself at home,
iree. i say free .nd I mean free. J will
make rfo charge: you have only to write
and telllca- me how you feel and I will
uu bb a- promise.
To give free treatment is the best
way to prove my claims. I bear th
expense. You have simply to take my
irotiiuicni an aireciea arui you will Know
L ean cure you. You will owe me noth
ing now or later when cured. It is
my free gift to the thousands of urio
acid sufferers, and I want all to take
advantage of It I have devoted my
life to the cure of these diseases. I
am In a position to help you and my
help will cost you nothing.
Write me a letter today, describing
your condition In your own words, and
J will send you a free treatment for it.
piwilio Ul llin inuiinr ITmmomi nr a
kidney, bladder, or rheumatic disease
are: - .. ..
1. Pain In the back.
2. Too frequent desire to urinate.'
S. Burning or obstruction of urine.
4. Pain or soreness in tha bladder.
6 Prostatic trooble.
s. Gas or pain In the ntomach.
7. General debility, weakness, dls-siness.
8. Pain, and
ribs.
9. Swelling In any part of the body.
' soreness under right
30. Constipation or liver trouble.
11. Palpitation or pain under' the
neart
1!. Pain in the hip joint.
13. Pain in the neck or head,
14. Pain or soreness In the kidneys.
16. Pain or swelling: of the lointa.
18. Pain and swelling of the muscles.
j (. .rain ana soreness In nerves.
18. Acute or cbronio rheumatism.
You can describe your condition In
your own way or you can give the num
bers of the symptoms in the coupon
ana eeiia me coupon to me ana tne free
proof treatment and instructions will
db pent you just tne same. My address
Is Dr. T. Frank Lynott, 3334 Occidental
building, ChicagQ, 111.
I am asklnff von tar tin mnnn All
I ask Is the Drivilren of nrnvlna- tn tha.
axiuriea tnai i can ana will cure kid
ney, bladder and rheumatic trouble in a
simple, scientific cainlesa wht: that
I can Bton the nalnful lmckanhft. tha
swelling flesh, tbe inflamed, bladder.
tne torturinjr rheumatism. I am tmn-
cesaful with old and Tminr. thou hn
have junt become bIck and those who
nave sunerea for years.
; Binoe 1 ask for no money write me to-
u'1 ju i wjii uw Burprisea ia see
how easy It Is to cure you when the
right remedies, whose purity I have
vouched fpr to the U. S. government,
are sent you, and when a doctor gives
yuu inn rigni aovioe. i will give you
UJfl
anil Hff-hf Oi-irlrw
and charge you nothing, so correspond
with me today.
Write a letter or send the coupon, or
do both.
DR. T. FRANK'LTNOTT
S384 Occidental Bldg., Chicago.
I notice symptoms number
(Here pat dwn the numbers)
; I will be obliged to yon for a free
proof treatment and any 'Instructions
and advice you think necessary for
the cure of 017 case. My age Is..
Kindly address me
fPlease writA -totit aAdrem lal
ly; or write your address on a sepa
rate viece of paper and pin the
coupon on. .
Paul C. Murphy, Vice President
Laurelhurst Co, - - '
522 Corbett Building,-
u , 1 1 1
Dear sir:-
. In answer to your inquiry as to what you .
nay expect in relation to the Improvements in
Laurelhurstt we would say that all of- the con-'
tracts for installing the water mains and sewers,
grading streets, ' laying cement sidewalks vand curhs
and paving all of the streets with asphalt, have .
heen awarded to us e ' . '
The. grading is practically finished, anb
the work of laying the water mains and sewers,
sidewalks and curbs will be commenced immediate
ly. Gas mains are to be laid and cluster lights
installed throughout the entire tract before pav-
ing; All of the above work will be. finished on
or about the 1st of August, 19l0,
While this is" the largest contract of its
kind over let in Portland, we are' providing everyv
facility for expediting the work, "and are prepared
to complete it by the time above stated.
In addition to the above worlc, wewiil
also plant 2200 shade trees in the parking strips
throughout the entire tract some time during the
months of March and April. These trees will be
as large as it is possible tb plant them, and
will be very attractive :f or: shade tree purposes
Very-triiiy r yours ,
THK BARBJ:
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fees 'and Liquors.
' tspeclal Friday only. .Don't be de
ceived. We sell absolutely pure wines
and liquors, $1.60 quality port, sherry,
Angelica and muscatel wine, 76c per
gallon; $4 rye or Bourbon whiskey, $2.76
, per gallon; $4 brandy, $3.71 per gallon;
$4 rum. $2.75 per gallon. National Wine
tx. Fifth and gtark. Phone Main 649J.
. Home A-4493. Delivered. m7'
.New rbewers and old veterans alike
rrefer Piper HetdRTwk .tobacco because
it i m;JJ arxl sweet , : "
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PAVTOO COUPAllf
The Best Salesman Js a
Journal Classified Ad.
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Note th!at this letter speaks of contracts for asphalt streets, water,- sewer, gas,,
curbs, shade trees, eta, have been awarded.: Please note the distinction awarded.
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Not planned for the fntnre or; prormsed, but awarded. And also notice that all S
this work is now starts and. is to be cz7mrileTr . nn rn-alvirrt Aneri-ixst 1 IQlrt
Then Realize That Laorclhnrst Is oh Two Carlines and From
"1 5 to 10 Mlniites Closer in Than
ir-n uiner Additions now on
V and You'll Realize Why. .
All MbiiUtiila cars fun through
Laurelhnrst. Only 15 minutes'
ride. Take car onA Washinffton
street, between Fifth and First
Salesmen on the ground. Office
522 Corbet Building.
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Charles S. Henry Co.
Wakefield, STiea Co.
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1 H. F. Palmexsjoassi Co,
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Man Ton BoTwtaS,
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R. P. Bcyaa ft Co. '
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